trigons_child | Camp of the True Queen, Glacia, Saturday Evening (Fandom Time)

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Camp of the True Queen, Glacia, Saturday Evening (Fandom Time)

After doing her rounds of the camp to see if anyone needed any healing or help she could offer, Raven retired to her tent. It was a little lonely now, since she'd shared it with Dinah and Momoko before they'd left to take care of tasks elsewhere, but she was used to solitude.

She settled in with the book she was reading, the second in something called "The Raven Cycle." How could she resist a title like that?

[Open for she who needs healing first, then anyone else or texts or whatnot.]

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Raven hugged her back. "You are welcome," she said. "And it is never a trouble to heal someone, especially a friend, I assure you."

She sat back on her heels, frowning slightly. "I am more concerned about what you said about Dinah. You are such good friends -- what has happened that you say you do not wish to work with her again?"

"Ah! No no no. Not Dinah Dinah. Old!Dinah!" She reached for her phone and found one of the images of Black Canary that she'd texted to Dinah on Wednesday. "This is her. She's the version of Dinah that's from Jaime's world. She's totally unlike our Dinah. She can barely work a smart phone, she isn't telepathic, and she's a mean fighter." VERY MEAN!

"I was paired up with her for an undercover assignment this past week."

"Oh!" Raven said, understanding and relieved. She peered at the picture. "She seems much like the Dinah of my world. She wore fishnets as well."

Raven wrinkled her nose. "I did not like her."

"There's more than one like her?" Momoko eyerolled. "She's okay, but she's really harsh, you know? Like, business-like harsh?"

Momoko shrugged. "We got along okay, but it totally felt different. Like she was putting up with me sometimes and then other times like she considered me a real partner. Totally different from what I'm used to."

"Before I came to Fandom, I sought the help of the Justice League in my world," Raven said softly. "Zatanna sensed the demon part of my nature and convinced the Justice League to throw me out. The Dinah of that world was part of them then. And when I tried to stop my father from entering that world, they were still convinced I was evil and hindered my attempts, allowing Trigon access to their world."

She tried not to feel angry or bitter about it; it was long past, after all. But the memory still stung regardless. Evil. Demon. That's what they believed she was.

Momoko stared at her at that bit of news. "Really?! That's so weird! In this world," she tapped at the picture of old!Dinah, "there's a you! And she's on Robin's team - the Titans? I saw her on TV when Jaime was missing last year!"

... Uh oh. "Is it okay that I told you that?"

Raven smiled faintly. "It is all right," she said. "I met someone some time ago who told me of the Raven of his world, that she was a hero and worked with the Teen Titans. It is good to know that. It helps ease my fears."

A little.

Momoko sagged in relief. "Oh good. I haven't met any of them yet, but Milagro says they're good and Jaime works with them sometimes. I'm not really happy with them or I would have asked if I could help, too."

"Why are you not happy with them?" Raven had to ask.

Momoko made a face. "Well, when Jaime was missing, we asked for their help. We couldn't find any trace of him anywhere and since he was a hero and their teammate we thought they'd do something and they didn't."

Admittedly they'd been busy taking down the weird villains that had been popping up all over, but Momoko was still Not Happy.

"I do not like the sound of that, either," Raven said, frowning. "I know I would not be part of a group that would ignore a companion in distress."

Momoko folded her arms and nodded hard at that. "See! That's what I say! Although if they do call I'll totally help them, but I'm totally not going to join them."

She winced a moment. "Plus, I think I dated a different world's version of their leader, so that would totally be awkward."

"I can imagine so," Raven said. "For you and for him if you were to try to explain that." Relationships were complicated enough without throwing alternate dimensions into the mix.

"Oh! I hadn't thought about him. You're right. I was just thinking of trying to take orders from him." And perhaps now she was doing a little wondering about how Jaime would feel about her joining Tim's team... If he knew Robin was Tim, that is.

Surely he did.

"But if I don't get a bad report from Old!Dinah out of this assignment, Oracle may let me have some jobs and I won't need to worry about joining a team for a while or trying to figure out how to let people know Blossom is available for hero-ing!"

"So that is your hope?" Raven said. "To be working with that world's Dinah and Barbara and protecting Gotham?" She smiled at Momoko. "I wish you luck then, but please, do not get yourself hurt like that again! But should you be, just call and I will come to help you."

[Sorry, passed out last night!]

"Oh no!" Momoko shook her head. "No no no. If I wanted that, I'd have moved to Dinah's world! No. This Oracle doesn't just work in Gotham! See that's what's awesome... she has all these assignments for all over! Like this one was waaaay in the south of Mexico! Nothing to do with Gotham at all!"

"So she can tell me when a hero is needed anywhere! And she doesn't care if my costume is pink because it's not just stuff in dark alleys and fighting crime!"

"So where will you be living?" Raven asked. She tilted her head curiously, trying to get a gauge on Momoko's emotional state. "With Jaime?"

Aaaaand Momoko turned beet red.

"N-n-no!" She stammered. Uhm. Oops. Had Raven figured something out? "Of... of course not! I have my own apartment!"

She'd meant El Paso, since she knew Jaime was from there and Momoko had mentioned Mexico, but her reaction surprised Raven. "I am sorry, I did not mean to insinuate, but...."

She refrained from digging for answers, not wanting to distress Momoko further.

"No, it's just, uhm." Momoko was still blushing. Everything with Jaime was still so confused in her mind! It made her happy, of course, but it was still... all jumbled up.

"It's just, when the assignment went wrong and I got injured... uhm. Well. Jaime got upset."

Raven thought she had an idea of what might be going on based on what she was picking up. She hoped the happiness remained.

"Of course he did," she said. "As would I, or Dinah or Karla or any of us had we been there. You are our friend, and we do not like to see friends hurt."

SO DID MOMOKO!

"Yeah. I had to promise him I'd come straight to you or he wasn't going to let me leave the hospital." She made a face. "I still don't know what to tell Karla for being late coming back."

"You should tell her the truth, of course," Raven said. "She will be concerned, but she will see that you are safe and well now, and that is what matters most."

"Nope. Can't do that!" Momoko crossed her hands in front of her and shook her head. "I'm sure she knows I'm working when I go home, but if she finds out how injured I got she's gonna tell me to stop coming back! Or at least try to get me to shorten my time."

"It is only natural for her to be worried about harm befalling you," Raven said, frowning slightly. "But if you hide this from her, she will be more upset if she were to later find out."

Not that Raven would have any experience with that.

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